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BLUETOOTH DEVICES: Mr Steen Ronholt (left), Director & General Manager, MobileME, High Growth Markets, Motorola, and Mr U. Narendra Nayak, Director, Business Development, MobileMe, at the launch of Motorola Bluetooth wireless devices in the Capital on Friday. - Kamal Narang

Bangalore , May 5

Handset maker Motorola on Friday established MobileME, a separate business unit to focus on mobile accessories.

Motorola also announced an agreement to extend Motorola's previously established strategic relationship with Bharti Teletech Limited (BTTL) to retail Bluetooth devices. BTTL has over 250 distributors with over 11,000 retail channels in 30 cities.

The company also showcased its portfolio of Bluetooth wireless devices, and introduced the Miniblue H5. The Miniblue H5 features an in-ear design that provides loud and clear audio in noisy environments.

An innovative design called O ROKR, integrates Bluetooth with sunglasses was also unveiled. This "Bluetooth eyewear" from Oakley and Motorola has an adapter set and its lenses are made from optically pure Plutonite, which maintain 100 per cent filtering of all UV, not just UVA and UVB, said the release issued by the company.

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